Nike SW19

At the start of 2015 Serena Williams had 19 grand slam titles to her name.

Wimbledon is commonly referred to as SW19.

A lovely coincidence that we wanted to subvert by having it printed on her headband for the duration of the championship.Then, when she wins, she flips over the headband to reveal SW20 printed on the other side.

Nike loved the idea, Serena’s management loved it. The only snag was that it relied on her NOT winning the French Open the month before Wimbledon commenced.

She won the French Open, the stupid woman.

Gorillaz X E.ON Vol.1 'WE GOT THE POWER'

The first part of a two-part solar collaboration with Gorillaz. A music video (or Visualiser if you’re down with the lingo) for their new track 'We Got The Power' that was completely powered completely by that big, yellow, burning ball of gas in the sky.

GORILLAZ X E.ON VOL.2 'SUN-POWERED MUSIC'

For the second part of the solar collaboration we resurrected Gorillaz fictional, but iconic music studio ‘Kong Studio’ for real, as a fully-functional, solar-powered, touring, recording studio.

'One Charge, One Track.' Up-and-coming talent from around Europe were given the opportunity to create a music track in one night using the day’s stored solar energy.

At the end of the tour, a limited edition Solar Collaboration EP was released by Warner Music featuring the best sun-powered tracks, which you can hear below you lucky, lucky person(s).

Tracks:1. 'Frequency (No Dormir)' By Lao Ra x Lully x Throwing Shade.

2. 'Meadows' By RIP Swirl x MazeOne

3. 'Szél' By Kram Berev x Kapitány Máté x Ress

3 Mobile 'Sing It Kitty'

Our lip-synching duo (Jolie & Bronte) proved to be a hit with the British public, featuring on BBC news (as well as Australian and American TV) and in most of the national newspapers. In the first week it received over 4 million hits on YouTube, began trending on Twitter, and got ‘We Built This City’ back into the UK top 40. It even got parodied on Soccer AM. That's when you know you've made it.

To accompany the TVC we created a Sing It Kitty app, which used the ground-breaking SkyBiometry facial recognition API to turn a selfie into an animated rock god in its own all-singing-and-dancing music video. With over 2 million videos created, Sing it Kitty is the largest user generated video campaign ever produced in Britain. Apparently.

Honda 'Hot + Cold'

Online film and print campaign to highlight one of the many unique ways that Honda test their Civic’s reliability.

Director: Johnny Hardstaff. (Yes, that is his real name, don't be rude!)

Tyrrell's Crisps

'Never trust a straight crisp', someone once said.Hang on, maybe it was us? Anyway, the point is that Tyrrell's crisps are beautifully-bent-out-of-shape because they're cooked 2 minutes longer than your average crisp - we’re looking at you Walkers!

That’s why they are the crisp (not Walkers) that you whip out of your cupboard when you want to woo and schmooze your guests.

And they're as eccentrically English as Barbara Windsor chasing a roundel of cheese down a hill. Unlike Walkers.

Disclaimer: We actually quite like Walkers.

Harvey Nichols

The perception of Harvey Nichols is that it’s a store who only stock mid to high-end fashion. But did you know they stock High Street brands? Well, neither do a lot of people which is why they’re losing business to rival department stores such as Selfridges. Our brief was to communicate that Harvey Nichols isn’t as snobby as people think.

So, with typical Harvey Nichols wry humour and a nod to the London cockney accent, we simply removed one letter from the logo and waited to see the reaction from the public.

Born Free Foundation 'Double Tap'

Most people don’t realise that when they lovingly pet Lion cubs at petting Zoo’s in countries like South Africa, they are unwittingly funding the Canned Hunting* industry.

This geo-located ad, aimed at tourists traveling to South Africa, highlights the problem by utilizing Instagram’s ‘like’ (heart) functionality.

It simply serves users a picture of lion cub, which when ‘Liked’ activates a shot gun sound and 2 bullet holes which appear in the cubs face in the same position where the users fingers tapped the screen. Our message then appears: ‘It’s our love for them that’s killing them’.

*Canned Hunting businesses breed animals (mostly lion's) for slaughter. When the animal reaches adulthood it is released into a confined, fenced-in area, where hunters pay to kill it.

Channel 4

Identity for Channel 4 docu-soap ’One Last Job’ - about a group of 6 convicts attempting to set up and run a florist in London.

Marmite 'Summer Christmas'

To launch the limited edition Marmite Gold Christmas jar, we created a poster that taps into an aspect of Christmas that people either love or hate – early Christmas adverts.

To exaggerate this insight, this jolly Christmas poster appeared on London’s Oxford Street on a hot summer day.

Terry's Chocolate Orange 'Bang Bang'

Halls 'chop chop'

Around the world, Halls is seen as both a medicinal product and a refreshing candy. To galvanise the brand under one idea, we communicated that you don’t suck a Halls, you breathe it. This is the second spot in the ‘What are you breathing?’ campaign. It has dancing Penguins in it for god sake.

Director: Smith & Foulkes

Remember A Charity 'Cafe De Mort'

'Remember A Charity In Your Will' is a charity that encourages people to leave a 'gift' to their favourite charity in their Will.

To get people chattering about this, we created 'Cafe De Mort' (Cafe Death), a pop-up restaurant that served a range of deadly meals including the notoriously deadly Puffa Fish. Raw.

But before diners could eat, they first had to fill out their will which also doubled as the menu. Nobody died you’ll be pleased to know.